The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-19
Saturday, November 10, 1887.


DIR. GEO. j. MORRIS, Dentist. will
always be found at his Office In Morgan
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last Of every month.
The first snow of the season fell
last Friday.
A NEW stock of two cent calico at
Hutchinson & Jacobs.
Mr.. CHAs. MERRIFIELD has moved
from the Commercial Hotel.
HTcHENs will give 20 cents Il
dozen for 500 dozen of fresh eggs.
Dior in and see that new and mob
b. line Of ladies coats just received
at Hutchinson g. Jacobs, Little Falls.
Fox several days last week the
train from the West failed to make
connection with the Morgantown
train.
ELEVEN thousand pounds of -four
received at Hutchinson d Jacobs
last week, at $500 and $3.50 per
hundred.
Mr. CHARLES BURDETTE HART will
lecture at the University Thursday
Dec 9Th. Subject "The Citizen of
the Republic
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS store is
crowded each day with eager buyers.
Their trade this fall has been far
heavier than ever before.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church
postponed their festival on account
of the elecutionary entertainment
next Thursday evening.
ACCORDING to last weeks Judge
if Cleveland plays his hand well he
will beat Hill and get the nomina-
ton for the Presidency next year.
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS are head
quarters for all kinds Of poultry and
produce. Their trade in this line is
more than double what it was a year
ago.
NOTWITHSTANDING the immence
stock of fall goods bought by Hutch
inson d Jacobs, of the Falls, the de
mand has been so great that an en-
tire new stock has been ordered.
The young ladies of the M. E
church expect to give several con-
certs in the near future in order to
raise money to build place for the
choir in rear of the pulpit.
TICKETS for the Ford elecutionary
entertainment will be on sale at j.
M. Reeds drug store, Wednesday
and Thursday. Be sure to get your
tickets "early and avoid the rush at
the door,
MANY who visit the White Sulphur
Springs, on the Black Bottle Rail
road, supply themselves with jugs or
other vessels to carry home the
water which has wonderful medici-
nal properties.
WE are in receipt of several letters
from ministers, members of the Nj.
E. conference of this State, compli-
menting the job done on the minutes
of the conference just turned out by
the New DOMINION job room.
QUITE number of our correspond
ents are not doing their duty as we
desire them to do it. We are always
pleased to receive communication
from regular and occasional CORES
pondents and always use their letters
when it is possible to do so.
FLORIDA oranges and lemons; Per-
sian dates and figs; Aspinwall Ba-
nanas, and all kinds of confection-
cries received fresh every week at
Jno. W. Madera's News, Confection-
cry and Grocery Store on Walnut
street. Any thing in the news line
furnished on application at publish
ers rates.
The character of the work that is
done by the New DOMINION steam
job office is such as to give it rep
utation all over the State, and wei
now have jobs coming to us from re-
mote parts of the State. We have
the machinery to do as good work
as can be done in the State and we
do it at living prices. We do bust
AoSo oH Ouoihcoo pIiHClplcS.
FINE Autographs of Prof. S. T.
Ford, the celebrated elocutionist
from New York city, who will give
an entertainment at the M E.
Church Thursday evening, Nov. II,
appear in the store windows. Prof.
Ford comes here under the auspices
of the cadet corp who pay his fee,
and whatever is made at this enter
tainment will go the fund to equip
the corp, and possibly to take a trip
next spring. The cadets have ask
ed little or nothing for some years,
should they take trip it would be
a good advertisement for the Univer-
sity and indirectly benefit the town.
The price of admission is but %
cents. Let all go. Doors open at
Z o'clock. Entertainment COM
mences at 7:30.
Notes AbOut Town.